04.28.22
Placed the five seeds in water for about 14 hours as required for the sellers guarantee, and then moved to wet paper towel on plate. Feel like I'm doing a kindergarten science project. Got the regular seeds since this will be for my own use and I would like to harvest seeds for the years to come. Hopefully I end up with five healthy seedlings and then at least one healthy female and one healthy male. I'm confused about why everyone isn't harvesting seed. I get that it can be annoying to have to pick out seeds before using the flower and there will be energy diverted to seed growth instead of flower growth, with how much each seed cost me, I really can't afford not to. My biggest concern is, since I'm growing outside I'll be covering up at the least the male to keep the pollen as local as possible. Will a light row cover work? This will be a grand adventure in gardening :D
04.29.22
All the seeds are viable. Planting into pots of basic seedling soil and placing on the east facing window (best I've got). Fingers crossed that at least 4 grow into seedlings. Found some useful reference resources on Kindle Unlimited about growing for seed. Hope I get there😅
05.02.22
I see seedlings coming up from the soil. So excited!
05.03.22
Five little seedlings reaching for the sun. Feeling good.
at the beginning everything feels so slow... Have you ever grow anything by seed? It's exponencial, at some point it's going to get big fast.
Wish you a great grow!!
Ps. If they are Photoperiod you must complement the light schedule with a normal led (5w~15w) to 18h of light, so it get a good size before flowering.
@Psilocubensis, yeah, I guess I'm just less eager for the garden vegetables. Since I'm growing cannabis this year I probably won't have any veggies planted. I tend to overcrowd my veggie garden and lose promising tomatoes to wildlife. I'm going to try to focus on the cannabis, I've never planted such expensive seed before😅 I am thinking of moving the cannabis into the garden box very soon but I'm feeling nervous.